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HOTEL Candi Baru
Se vuoi vivere Semarang, HOTEL CANDI BARU, a soli 5 minuti di auto da Akademi Kepolisian e Ospedale di Santa Elisabetta sembra proprio l'ideale. Questo hotel si trova a 2,5 km da Ospedale Kariadi Hospital Semarang e 2,6 km da Parco Indonesia Kaya. Avrai a disposizione una terrazza e un giardino da dove ammirare il paesaggio e potrai utilizzare servizi come una sala ricevimenti. Un hotel dispone di un ristorante che offre prelibati piatti, nonché di un'ampia scelta di snack al bar/caffetteria. Concludi la giornata in bellezza con il tuo drink preferito! Presso questa struttura troverai un bar/lounge davvero fantastico. La colazione preparata su ordinazione è disponibile a pagamento tutti i giorni dalle ore 06:00 alle ore 10:00. Potrai usufruire di check-in veloce, check-out veloce e un pratico servizio di lavanderia e lavaggio a secco. Il un parcheggio gratuito è disponibile in loco. Rilassati in una delle 23 camere della struttura, complete di aria condizionata e TV LED. Il Wi-Fi gratuito ti consente di restare in contatto con il mondo, mentre la TV con canali in digitale è l'ideale per concedersi un po' di svago. Il bagno in camera dispone di doccia, soffione a pioggia e set di cortesia gratuiti. I comfort includono scrivanie, acqua minerale gratuita e telefoni con chiamate urbane gratuite.
Data del commento: 19 dic 2016
Periodo del soggiorno: dic 2016
Slightly occluded jewel
So that is the jewel part. It's occluded by having neon lights, a bathroom that was redone in functional style in the 1990s, and just by all the ways the place suffered as it became a more budget oriented hotel.
Still: my suite cost less than the Chinese built hotel-in-a-box rooms that are your other choices. This was a million times more fun.
Stay here.
Data del commento: 2 ott 2023
Data del commento: 14 ago 2015
Periodo del soggiorno: lug 2015
Cheap rooms in the back
It is however quite noisy and there are a lot of mosquitoes for some reason, but overal it was ok.
ID
Data del commento: 4 lug 2014
Periodo del soggiorno: giu 2014
Huge Room
The initial problem that I had was that it is not possible to book your room by email/internet as the hotel doesn't have email/internet. This is definitely strange considering the times in which we live, but there you have it. So it was that I called to book a room for two nights and was told by the helpful receptionist that I shouldn't worry, they had my details and the room would be waiting for me when I arrived.
I am nothing if not suspicious in circumstances such as these. Indonesians are a wonderfully accommodating people and are always doing their best to help. However, they are not very good at saying no. Disappointing people is not what they wish to do. Saying yes to a request is just easier and more helpful than actually saying no, even if saying no is exactly what you mean. This also accounted for how I ended up travelling to Semarang by bus instead of the train that I ahd originally asked for. There just isn't a train, even if they tell you that there is.
I really shouldn't have worried though as, on arrival at the slightly difficult to find Candi Baru, the room was indeed waiting for me.
I had booked a double room (as at the last minute my wife was also able to accompany me) and the two small twin beds weren't really the same, even pushed together as the receptionist visually encouraged me with a narrowing of outstretched arms.
I asked about a room with a double bed and she apologised that that would mean moving to a VIP room for an extra Rp100,000. On seeing the room though I was just blown away. It was HUGE! floor to ceiling, wall to wall even the bathroom was bigger than I'd expected with a wonderful glass-walled power shower within.
I returned to the desk nodding my head and telling the receptionist that it would be perfect. Maybe, she asked worryingly, you only want it for one night? But no, I paid for two and we enjoyed a very comfortable bed, a teak writing desk, patio doors looking out onto the weirdly situated Black Canyon Coffee Shop opposite and what can only be described as an ornate 1960's mini fridge.
The Candi Baru looks like it used to be an amazing place and has just been allowed to 'go' a little. But there is no doubting its colonial charm and the siting of a pub, The ON-On Bar next door, meant that we had somewhere to have some food and a beer while watching the World Cup matches.
Those Desperately-Seeking-Internet access may strike lucky at the Black Canyon Coffee Shop I mentioned earlier, although it wasn't working when we stayed. Food at Black Canyon is Thai influenced and a tad on the expensive side by Indonesian standards whereas food in the ON-On pub is more a mix of western and Indonesian dishes and much more reasonable.
CA
Data del commento: 24 nov 2014
Periodo del soggiorno: nov 2014
Faded Glory- Needs a LOT of Updating
I don't want to completely discredit the history in the architecture, but this place makes me sad, and you shouldn't get your hopes up too much due to the nice reviews. It was clearly once a stately colonial building. The gorgeous stained glass, high ceilings, wood details, and art nouveau patterned floors attest to that. I wish I could renovate this hotel into a five star place, because I could do a great job! It has great bones. It wouldn’t take much- a lick of paint, new fixtures, some lamps, new beds and linens, retiling the bathrooms. But the place is sadly neglected. The stately rooms (we stayed in a deluxe) are bare bones. One fluorescent bare bulb from the high ceiling casts the room in a sickly greenish light. The walls are bare white and utterly filthy. Everything is a bit dingy. The curtains are dirty, the air conditioner is a sputtering behemoth from the 70’s with two setting: on and off. The sheets were clean, which was nice, and the staff is very friendly, but I seriously don’t think anything has been deep cleaned or replaced here in decades. Which is a shame, because these spaces have the bones for a really fantastic boutique hotel. There’s even a large wooden colonial desk on my veranda, a great idea. The location is great, and the price is right (we paid 300,000 rupiah for a deluxe room). A tip if you do stay here: Grab a drink across the street at the new Candiview Hotel and restaurant (their hotel rooms were not open yet, but due to open next week). There are amaaaazing views over the city to the sea from their patio.
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JALAN RINJANI 21, Gajahmungkur, 50231, Indonesia|1,09 km dal centro
Check-in e check-out
Check-in dalle ore:
13:00
Check-out entro le ore:
13:00
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